indoors. in fact, they hosted the world championships indoors last year. the money, the investments going into this program showing big dividends. 26-year-old and 24-year-old. this team has a future that's going to be successful. >> first world tour medal came in 2010 for these two. they got a bronze in marseille, france. the bronze was the first ever beach volleyball medal for poland. now, poland, as we come back out of the court, they are just six points away from a two-set sweep over the united states. the americans need to regroup and do it very quickly. jake gibb and sean rosenthal. in trouble here. prudel. serving rosenthal. fijalek with the dig. and fijalek shoves it through!

>> this is the story of the night prudel striking fear up front and then fijalek balanced and then the magician act. the left hand off the block. degree of difficulty, off the charts. >> 16-12. in a set to 21. the americans are going to need some help here from poland if they hope to pull this out. rosenthal. socks it through. and the poles thought that was a double contact by jake gibb. they're questioning referee jose pedron of spain. >> this is a play that rosenthal could do a lot more often. prudel's undersized and cannot jump as high as rosenthal. he can hit the high, hard one every single time. >> when he tries to go low, hard would be, that's where he's getting in trouble.

16-13. and prudel with the nice knuckle touch. we mentioned there have been eight upsets in the tournament so far. just one today. great britain losing. as a favorite team. the united states, unless they fix things quick, they're going down. fijalek. and gibb right over the top. and fijalek is going to complain. >> that was the correct call. fijalek in the net. >> i think he's saying that gibb got it first. he didn't allow me to attack. >> let's see if gibbs gets this first. over the net. i think he's got a point. gibb is not allowed to contact that ball till it crosses the plain and goes on his side. you're absolutely right. >> a bad call there. will it affect poland?

17-14. fijalek says no worries, my friend. and puts it away. >> that could have been a test. that could have been something where he was thinking about the play before the injustice of the call. yet in the moment, taking care of the next play what he can determine. >> poland has been so smooth. methodical, if you like. as rosenthal on the other hand has been a bit erratic. has made some brilliant plays. but he's made a lot of errors too. >> that is the eighth hitting error for sean rosenthal in the match. 19-14. serve is out of bounds. >> give you a little perspective on eight hitting errors. if you look at that, losing 21-17, down 19-15, eight points, that's an even match.

>> last time gibb and rosenthal swept the olympics. emmanuel and ricardo. the elimination match. still a chance. got to get one here. prudel. is roofed. and sean rosenthal. at the net. a little change of strategy there. >> a little trick in the repertoire. rosenthal's so low on the block. very difficult to see. little smaller blocker. has to go a little lower. to get his power. and prudel did not see rosenthal. so still a chance for the americans. albeit a slight chance. they trail 19-16 in a set to 21. as you may know, pool play is not an elimination. gibb and rosenthal, they're 1-0 right now. latvians 2-0 in the group.

poland lost their first match to latvia. and trying to even the score. the only team in the group that really does not have much of a chance is the team from south africa. they are 0-2 and not in this class. >> this is a pool that i described as easy to get out of but tough to win. >> poland on a 9-5 run since the technical time-out. can they secure victory? prudel. off rosenthal. out of bounds. and now poland, one point from the upset. remember, this polish team has never secured an olympic victory. so not only are they about to pull the upset, they're about to win if they can pull it off. their first ever olympic competition. >> crowd rises. >> 20-16.

match point. rosenthal. puts the hammer down. so, much like the first set, the americans trying to do the impossible and come from behind late. 20th kill for rosenthal. now, match point number two for poland. and it's an ace! in the husband and wife area of no communication. the poles just let it drop. and they're out of time-outs. that is the first ace tonight for either team. 20-18. now, third match point. prudel. for the win! he's got it! and poland has upset the united states!

>> this is a young polish team that learned their lesson. first night of pool, came out playing at a high level. took the foot off gas and gave up one that olejnak, their coach, said hurts. tonight, they have the same start but kept on pushing. finishing just where they started. >> a masterful performance. for poland. an upset. as they beat the united states two sets to none. the americans, it's back to the drawing board. 21-17, 21-18. and they'll be some celebrating in poland tonight. olympic competition continues. the americans fall to poland two sets to none. all right, chris, that will

do it for beach volleyball. that will do it for a busy day three for the olympics in london. in less than three hours, prime-time coverage continues on nbc. al michaels for dan patrick and our gang. we'll see you back here tomorrow.

up next, raj mathai sits down with kerri walsh ahead of her prime time battle on the beach. plus record setting, a bay area water polo superstar sets a new scoring record. the mysterious deaths of

dogs. vicky nguyen investigates the possible link to a popular treat. good afternoon. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. we're on with you a little earlier and we will be throughout the next two weeks. we'll begin at 4:00 for the next two weeks, bringing profiles of the bay area athletes and some of the fun behind the games. >> tonight we start with a local business where olympic dreams are born. i'm talking about a popular ice skate rink where kristi yamaguchi perfected her style. nbc bay area's mary ann favro has more to tell us about the fight to save it. >> reporter: the owners of this mall want to tear this ice rink

down and put in more stores. but thousands of skaters who use this rink says the community needs recreation much more than retail. >> ice chalet in san mateo is a rink on the brink of closing. the sbi holdings says it will not renew the ice center's lease when it expires in may. instead, it wants to tear down the rink and put up more lucrative retail stores. 8-year-old says that hurts more than falling on hard ice. >> i think it's very sad. >> reporter: why? >> because i love ice skating a lot. >> reporter: so do a lot of other people. the rink is open from dawn until 1:00 in the morning, offering everything from camps to adult ice hockey leagues. each year more than 150,000 people lays up to glide or at least try to on this ice. >> as a mom, i can tell you there are not a lot of things for kids of any age to do or things that i can do with my

kids. this rink means so much to so many people that have grown up here. >> reporter: including olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi who trained here for several years. sbi is asking the city to whang the master plan. sbi did not respond to our request for a comment. the recreation department is reviewing the proposal. for now, this rink remains on thin ice. >> you can see behind me there's a sign on the door encouraging people to sign a petition. so far they have collected more than 2,000 signatures to help save this ice rink. reporting live in san mateo, mary ann favro, nbc bay area news. the big steel beams are going up, the new stadium for the 49ers is taking a huge step forward today with crews bolting down the project's first real support pieces. nbc bay area dammann trujillo

has more for what it means to the local real estate. to see it for real must be really cool. >> it really is. this is creating a buzz in the local ream estate community. this stadium is going up behind me. there's workers back there right now doing their thing. at 6:30 this morning, crews put in the first steel beams on this 1.2 billion project. that means the construction company should hand over the keys to the 49ers in a couple of years. no one could be happier than homeowners and real estate agents in the surrounding area. one agent told me he's seen prices rise up to 4% in the last few months alone. it won't be long before he'll be able to use the stadium as a marketing tool while selling homes in santa clara. one family selling their home in the river mark area says they can't believe the response. >> we've had the house on the market for approximately three weeks, and we've had over a

hundred groups. that includes families. several people coming through here. >> reporter: the agent told me some families who wanted to buy even four months ago are now being priced out of the local market. he's not sure if the stadium is the reason, but he is sure it's not hurting his cause. the mayor says even commercial property, empty lots have sat vacant for ten years and more and longer here in santa clara, there's now a bidding frenzy for those. kickoff here in santa clara, 2014. live at 49ers headquarters. the suspect in the colorado shooth massacre has been formally charged in this case. today 24-year-old james holmes appeared in a denver courtroom to hear the charges against him. observers say he appeared far more aware and alert of what was going on than his first court appearance. he's accused of killing 12 people and wounding 58 but is being charged twice for each

victim. 24 counts of murder and 116 counts of attempted murder. the maximum under colorado law. if found guilty on all charges, holmes could face the death penalty. swreel much more on today's developments including the victims who showed up for today's hearing in 30 minutes. jury selection also began today between apple and samsung, a $2.5 billion lawsuit that could change the smart phone industry. several hundred potential jurors filed into the courthouse in san jose today. the judge addressing them saying, quote, this will be an interesting case. a patent expert says it will test the boundaries that cover design and the look and final of a product. california's high speed rail could one day whisk you from the bay area to las vegas. private developers are gambling on a plan to build a second bullet train from las vegas and link up in the city of palmdale in north l.a. county. the last vegas backers hope the

obama administration will provide a record loan to kick start construction of the $8 billion rail line. the trip from san francisco to las vegas would take four hours if it's approved. the las vegas bullet train is at least ten years away from completion. okay. day three of the 2012 london games and a dramatic day for bay area athletes. we need to issue a spoiler alert here. one of our stories involves a young woman whose performance has moved her into prime time coverage tonight. we'll play music and put up results for 15 seconds. if you don't want to know, turn away when you hear us talking about the women's water polo team. ♪

okay. you can open your eyes again. a new olympic record, water polo athlete maggie stefan scored seven goals in team usa's 14-13 win over hungary. she grew up in danville and going to stanford. another bay area athlete is making history. kerri walsh is in action playing her second qualifying games of these olympic games. before she hit the beach volleyball court, she sat down with nbc bay area news anchor raj mathai. >> reporter: tonight we're going to turn the camera around on the other side of the buckingham palace, down the mall as they say in britain. kerri walsh has gone through major life changes in the last few years, the proud and happy mother of two young boys. also some drama on the

volleyball court. after a brief breakup, she reconnected with her long-time volleyball partner, misty may trainer. the question now is do they have any magic remaining. >> we're going to win, absolutely. we're taking nothing for granted. we have a tough pool and it's a tough tournament. we've been here before. we know the teams. we know how great they are. we know how to rise to the occasion. >> reporter: we love that energy. it is infectious. kerri walsh says she's a little concerned about the timetion. here in london most of her matches start at 11:00 p.m. she thinks her baby boys will be fast asleep when mommy is playing. i'm raj mathai in london. we'll see you later tonight. here is a look at what's coming up in 3r50i78 time on nbc bay area, gold medals awarded in the pool as the men and women compete in four swim fims, plus the u.s. men go for gold in the team gymnastics final, and more qualifying rounds from beach

volleyball. our prime time coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. and followed by nbc bay area news right after the games. desfit a record 3500 hours of coverage on tv, we can't show you every image from the games. lauren scott shows us how. >> we're several days into the 2012 london him picks and have seen amazing images. when you think of the collective memories shared around the olympics, the photography capturing the summer games is certainly a large part of how we remember these events that bring us thrilling moments and can be part of history. we've got a way to browse the images of the games in london. it starts by visiting our website, nbcbayarea.com. on the home page scroll down to the first subsection, london 2012 and click on dramatic photos, the london 2012 olympic games. then you'll be able to click on the slideshow with some of the best images being captured at

the game which is updated continually. please do take a look. with this look at what's online and our coverage of the 2012 london olympics, i'm loren scott. meet the bay area rowers who measure success one stroke at a time. and are the treats to blame? the pet owner complaining that a particular snack is making their dogs sick. nbc bay area investigates next. good afternoon, i'm jeff ranieri. we have your olympic forecast coming up. right now it's about the heat in the bay area with temperatures in the upper 90s to near 100. that hot air may have your allergies aggravated. we'll have full details on who could hit close to 100 in just a few minutes.

the fda has received

complaints that jerky treats have sickened or even killed pets. a local dog died within 48 hours of eating two treats. investigative reporter vicky nguyen joins us more with what scientists found. >> one of the first necropsies on a dog that died shortly after eating the treat. scientists say it includes another clue into the mysterious illnesses into the pets. the dog's owner is get leading the charge to get stores to stop selling the fight. they're asking the fda why it hasn't issued a recall. >> it's just funny. jack is my guy. cali was mamma's guy. >> rachel claimers' four dogs are familiar limit she said three of them became sick after eating milo's chicken jerky

treats made by del monte. >> she was sick for a couple days with diarrhea. >> reporter: but it was shepherd mix cali who couldn't be saved. it was violent and she did not deserve the way she died. cal i's veterinarian says he's seeing more own rs bringing in sick dogs after feeding them chicken jerky treats. >> you think these are dangerous. >> even if they're causing vomiting or diarrhea. >> reporter: the fda issued three warnings since 2007 saying chicken jerky treats may be associated with illness in dogs. more than 1800 complaints have been sent to the fd afrnlts about these treats. the agency posted a fraction of those records. we found the brands with the most complaints were wagon train made by necessarily and kingdom pets. despite the fda warnings, the treats are still on shelves at target, walmart, costco, petco and pet smart.

spokes people say no recalls have been issued by the makers or the fda. they have no plans to pull the products. the other stores have no comment. pet owners have turned to the internet to stop sales of these fro ducts. a petition against nestle has more than 66 thouf signatures. bay area chain pet food express doesn't sell any treats on the latest complaint list but it has posted the fda warning to educate custers in. >> we know our customers are going to have questions about chicken treats. we want to give them as much information as possible. >> reporter: the co-founder michael leavy says they haven't recorded a difference between chicken treats from china and those from the u.s. >> we couldn't carry anything we wouldn't feed our own pets. >> reporter: the fd afrnlts says it's tested for bacteria, mold and chemicals in nearly 300 complaints sent in by consumers. anguished pet owners are pursuing two class action lawsuits against del monte and

pure rena. >> the fda has gone down to china and inspected the facilities, but we can't get the results of that. >> reporter: del monte and necessa northwest li nestle, posted this video to show how the treats are made. kingdom pets post testing data on their sites and say they come from the same players from kfc china and mcdonald's china and never tested positive for known contaminants. in cal i's case the maximum recommended portion is between four and five pieces. rachel says cali ate just two treats. >> we didn't give them the entire bag. even if i gave them a whole bag of treats. if you ate a box of ding dongs, you're not going to die. >> reporter: the vet found that

she died after her stomach twisted and ruptured. the report doesn't show a clear link to the treats. rachel says she isn't giving up. she wants other pet owners to be warned and wants retailers to post the fda warnings near the products. >> by not giving me a simple advisory that says this could cause illness or death, i would not have purchased that and my dog would still be here today. >> just this week, the makers of a chicken jerky for cats issued a voluntary recall because of potential contamination. we have a lynn to being the fda complaint line, go to nbcbayarea.com and click on investigations. i'm vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. vicky will be back after the olympics with an investigation into the chemicals and some of the accessories you touch every day, talking shoes, purses, wallets. what's lurking in the pigments of your favorite bag. tonight the investigative unit puts local products to the test and we'll show you which labels

to look for and what they really mean. join us tonight after the olympics for vicky's report f. you have a story for the investigative unit call 888-996-8477 or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. one of the biggest stars of team usa soccer used to defending her goal. she's on defense for going after a fellow soccer legend. learn what happened after solo stepped down with her coach. yu. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors, you're making it very hard to choose. your fans, the mcgregor family. 'cause we love chex. ♪ [ male announcer ] and now try new gluten free apple cinnamon chex.

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monday through friday during the duration of the games. dramatic details emerging from colorado. james holmes accused of plotting and killing out a rampage in a colorado theater was back in court today. >> his demeanor was much different than his first court

appearance last week. nbc's jay gray has the latest on the case from colorado. >> the red dye in his hair looks to be growing out and james holmes was clearly more alert and responsive as he listened to the official charges read aloud. 116 attempted first degree murder charges for the 58 injured, two counts for each victim. one charge included murder with deliberation. the other cited murder with extreme indifference to the value of human life, lives like veronica mozier. her mom ashley was paralyzed from gunshot wounds to the neck and abdomen. she also suffered a miscarriage after the attack. >> it was very important to come today to see him, who he was and there was a lot of anger. >> dozens of family members and several survivors of the shooting spree were drawn to the courtroom today. >> when we've seen him before, he looked like he was kind of

spaced out or out of touch. he looked very, very alert today and very lucid as to what was going on. >> reporter: much different than this bizarre scene during his first appearance, when he seemed dazed and disengaged. today holmes acknowledged the judge, talked with his attorneys and spoke for the first time publixly during the brief proceeding, answering yes when asked if he wanted to waive his right to a preliminary hearing. >> he had an expression and kind of a persona of evilness to him, but he looked very sane to me. >> reporter: his fate could ultimately hinge on how court appointed doctors evaluate holmes in this emotional, high-profile case. along with 140 murder or attempted murder charges in this case, prosecutors have also added criminal violence and possession of explosives, citing

in the latter the cash of bombs pulled from holmes' apartment. a bay area lawmaker is demanding change after a santa cruz woman was killed on a party bus. the c hfrnltsp says it happened before midnight friday when two women were fighting on the bus. somehow they fell out of the door. authorities say 25-year-old natasha noland was killed. the second woman survived with scrapes and bruises. assemblyman jerry hill is trying to get a bill passed to tighten regulation opinions party buses. >> it will hold a mature 25 or older individual responsible in the future. that's what we'll hoping that will stop this from occurring. >> if the bill passes, it could go into effect as soon as january 1st. solyndra has filed a chapter 11 reorganization plan. the company made headlines last year just days before federal

agents raided the property seeking evidence of fraud. before that solyndra was flying high, receiving $500,000 loan and a personal visit from barack obama. twitter is at the center of a controversy tonight. a swiss athlete was booted from london for a racist tweet today. it comes one week after a greek triple jumper was banned for tweeting a politically incorrect joke. while that was happening, many athletes started a mini protest against the international olympic committee for a rule they say hurts their pocketbooks. our live coverage continues with mike barger live from london for us. mark? >> reporter: good evening, jessica and janelle. a beautiful day here and a lovely evening here in olympic park in london after a picture perfect day that saw action on the field, on the court, in the pool and in the press. as kayakers navigated the

treacherous white water slol lom curse, officials were dealing with rough waters of their own, continuing controversy over empty seats in olympic venues. most apparently were tickets allocated to no-show sponsors and olympic officials and athletes. while hundreds of the seats are being returned to public use, complaints continue. >> it's infuriating because so many people haven't been able to get anything at all. >> reporter: on the positive side of the olympic coin, london is getting high marks for moving the millions of people who headed to work on this the first day of weekday competition. london transport officials predicted an extra 3 million olympic journeys a day. >> it's a breeze. >> reporter: in competition michael phelps advanced in the 200 meter butterfly as allison schmidt and miss see franklin advanced in the women's 200 freestyle. outside the field of play,

frustrated athletes including u.s. sprinter sonia richards ross are taking to twitter demanding a change to rules that currently bar athletes from using their own names or likenesses in advertising during the games. >> the majority of track and field athletes don't have sponsors and don't have support to stay in the sport. a lot of my peers have second and third jobs to be able to do this. >> reporter: but for all of the athletes, the competition in london remains job one. when it comes to getting the job done, the women's indoor volleyball team did that today. they won in four sets. later tonight in prime time you'll see the u.s. women's basketball team taking on angola. >> what else? men's gymnastics tonight as well? >> reporter: yes, that's right. the team final in men's gymnastics. the u.s. comes in as the front-runner into the final round. we'll see if they can live up to that expectation that they established over the weekend, also a lot of swimming.

we referenced michael fell ms and miss see franklin. you'll see swimmers swimming for the possibility of medals and of course beach volleyball. kerri walsh will be in action with her partner misty may treanor. >> the gymnastics has been really exciting. i love that. >> swim your race. swim your race. swim your race. >> he did just that. tomorrow will he go for gold? we sit down with the family of a bay area swimmer chasing a dream. here you go little man.

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>> stroke for stroke, the women's lightweight double skulls are heavyweights in the water, totally in sync. while they may look at ease gliding across that water, rowing is no london cup of tea. it's about strength, stamina and endurance. >> i think it is deceptive when people watch it. they think it looks so beautiful and fluid and you don't realize how hard we're working. we're killing ourself. it takes a lot of hours of training together to make everything match perfectly and make the flow of the boat through the water feel like it's working the way we wanted it to. >> julie nichols and kristen head strom teamed up more than a year ago and trained in the east bay with cal's women's crew coach, dave o'neill. he was also nichols' coach at cal. >> he's seen my entire rowing career. it's great he probably knows more about me and myrowing than

anybody else. >> it's been a long time coming for nichols who was an alternate in the 2008 beijing games. >> i think it's going to be a totally different experience. i'm excited about it. >> they know all about excitement, competing in a very close olympic qualifying race. >> nail-biter all the way from start to finish. over just about a seven minute race we qualified by .09 second. >> qualifying back in may has allowed the pair to fully concentrate on the london games. >> nice and easy, nice and long. >> reporter: a key component of their training involves maintaining a certain weight. >> kristen and i together have to average 125.67 pounds and neither one of us can be over 130 pounds. >> reporter: the phd mechanical engineering student talks about their weight like a precise mathematician. >> we both have our target weights and weigh in two hours before and race. so it sets up a nice routine for

us and becomes very systematic. >> reporter: a system they hope will lead them to that medals podium in london. >> again, that was raj bringing us their stories. the rowers are slated to compete in ten hours. you can catch it tomorrow. very unlady like and unsportsman like. one of america's best soccer players got sucker punched. columbia's lady an drad day will be banned for the next two matches for the hit on abby woman back. she says it was an accident. team usa won the match 3-zip. up next, north korea tomorrow. hope solo will be goalie for the game. the outspoken goalkeeper celebrating her 31st birthday took to twitter to criticize brandi chastain, now an analyst on tv and had harsh words for

team usa's defense. solo had a meeting today to discuss the tweets. the game has changed from a decade ago. solo says she is not backing down from her comments and will not be disciplined by the team for her tweets to chastain who last played back in 2004. >> she never holds back. that's for sure. one of the most be loved parts of the olympics is the underdog story. coming up, we'll introduce you to the story of a bay area swimmer whose dream is coming true right before our eyes. ♪ >> we will show you this new music video about a u.s. swimmer that's going viral and let you know how to see even more behind the scenes pictures. >> can't wait for that. good afternoon. i'm jeff ranieri. it's a hot one out here in the

east and also the south bay. take a look at some of the warmest. 97 in livermore and low to mid 90s in the north bay for santa rosa. for your tds forecast, hot here inland. let you know if there's anyone 00-degree temperatures in that seven-day coming up.

the alameda food bank has food for those in need but not enough help to get it out. the warehouse is full of ripe and delicious fruits and vegetables but volunteer ranks are thin. the food bank normally gets about 100 volunteers a day. this summer they don't have any at all on some days. that means some of the produce is going to waste, rotting before it can be delivered to people who need it. >> we have truck loads of

tomatoes, melons, plums coming in, but it can't get to the people. we need helping hands to help get it out to the community as quick as possible. >> food bank says it needs 1,200 volunteers to fill spots next month alone. well, freeze frame. the j. giles band. >> thanks to photo app, we're getting a look at candid moments that we were never able to see before. today we have some of the best images of the day. >> we're getting a great sneak peek behind the scenes at the london olympics from all the tweets, posts, instagram photos. >> the games behind the games. celebrates not only being an olympian but how about your birthday. lots of birthday wishes for ms. hope solo, the u.s. women's soccer team's superstar goalie. she turns 31 today.

her teammates like carli lloyd tweeting happy b day to the one and only, the best gk of all time, as in goalkeeper. >> we heard a lot of renditions of "call me baby." summer olympic superstar proving he's the skinning of the pool with an amusing one called "call me lochte" ♪ my name is michael, call me lochte ♪ >> got to love that creativity. how can you not love lochte as well. gold medal winner showing off his all american grill. >> he's done it before. he did it at the world championships and the beijing championships. he had this american flag grill made for the games. officials toemd him at first he couldn't wear it up on the medal stand. he posed without it on the medal stand. without it, he stuck it back in and flashed that million dollar

grill. you can see it is an american flag. >> if that us doesn't say i love america, what does? for updates every morning, join us weekday morning on nbc bay area from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. have a great day. you can see more of what john and laura were showing off by logging on to our website, nbcbayarea.com. click the life blog section in the upper right-hand corner and you'll be able to see pictures posted by nbc reporters, fans and athletes. i have an idea. we'll have to do a video for jeff ran theinienieri called "c toasty." >> in the mid to upper 90s. a lot of this is starting to push back down across the south bay. the marine layer is genuinely beginning to weaken across the coastline. that's going to help the numbers to continue to warm up. live outside to the hd sky

camera network. in san francisco, a lot of the fog is getting compressed down. it's also a big time sign of the warming trend that's moving in right here across the bay area. let's take you over to london. there it is. the olympic flame at the stadium. it traveled for 69 days to great britain and coming into contact within ten miles of most of the major cities in great britain as 13 million people lined those streets. let's get you back to the weather boards right now. what we're going to take a look at is where some of the warmest weather is at the current moment. with the winds out of the northwest, we'll see temperatures warming up across the peninsula and the south bay. 90 in sunnyvale, 97 in livermore and 94 down to gilroy. now, the overall weather story hasn't changed a whole lot over the past three days, but the big focus we continue to be honed in on is back out across the pa sick, this huge region of high pressure is going to continue to stay in place, helping to warm the numbers up.

if it was too hot for you today, you might find tomorrow completely uncomfortable. at the coastline, it's not going to get majorly warm, 60s and 70s, and back across the east and the south bay, 80s to also 90s returning even into wednesday's forecast. we'll begin with low to mid 50s into the north bay. not so bad in concord with 57, 58 in san jose and 56 in the almaden valley. as far as your tuesday forecast goes, we'll top out at 89 in san jose, 91 in los gatos. some of the warmest weather looks to be morgan hill at 94. 96 in gilroy. for the east bay, we top out at 4 at walnut creek, 94 in pleasant ton and pittsburgh. about 10 degrees above average. we don't think record setting at this point for tuesday. also going into the 70s, a very rare july day here in san francisco with 72, 78 also rare for you in oakland. 90 in sonoma and napa and 92 in

napa. for the olympics on tuesday, sailing, not the best weather but boaters have to compete in all kinds of conditions. that's going to be the trend for our forecast this week. wheel get drys on wednesday and a few more showers on thursday and also another chance on friday. a lot of olympic coverage on nbc. you don't want to miss tonight at 7:30. i'll be hosting the olympic zone. we'll go behind the scenes with the athtes and also give you some athlete profiles as well. we're coming back with more right after this. hello?

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said he was going to the olympics. >> that some day is now here for weltz. >> swim your race, swim your race, swim your race. >> reporter: among the biggest upsets in the olympic trials was his 200 meter breast stroke. >> he's moved ahead of the pack. >> reporter: in the final 20 meters, weltz turned it on and pushed his way from sixth place to first winning the race. >> i was yelling and saying he's going to win, he's going to win and he did. it was probably one of the most exciting races i've seen him swim. >> reporter: exciting and nerve-racking for his mom, ronda. >> when he touched the wall first, i came unglued. i mean i was in tears. i was trying. the lady behind me went and got me a margarita to calm me down. >> reporter: this moment almost didn't happen. >> he didn't know what he wanted to do, so he was just kind of treading water, so to speak.

he even tried selling cars. >> reporter: scott wasn't meant to sell cars. he was meant to swim. >> he said, you know what? it's what i know how to do best. >> reporter: at uc davis scott was a standout in the pool, breaking records and winning medal after medal. it's a school not known for its swimming program. in 2010, the same year scott graduated, davis dropped its swim program, but he stuck with his coach. >> he had a good coach, and that's probably the best thing that going to uc davis did for him. >> reporter: he also had a good coach at beller man with larry rogers who remembers scott as dedicated and disciplined, but not necessarily olympic material like another alum, pablo morales. >> you knew he was going to work achbtd get everything out of his body, but betting on olympian, know. >> reporter: after the olympic trials there's no selling what scott can do at the olympic games. >> scott is that story to be --

it's still unwritten and sort of neat. it's what's need about sports. guys like that. >> in san jose, i'm marla tellez, nbc bay area news. we will be cheering him on. a lot more news and weather coming up at 5:00. why oakland police hope photos will solve a murder. the cause of a massive fire that caused millions in damage at pier 29. the latest investigation into why a brand new roller coaster broke down, stranding riders more than 100 feet. that's going to do it. we'll see you in a little bit.

right now at 5:00, building a future, a milestone for the new 49er stadium and why all this progress could come with an unforeseen cost for that neighborhood. changing the rules. the one restriction olympic athletes say they have had enough of. >> and the impact that stress could have on the quality of your health care. good evening everyone. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm janelle wang. after years of battle, the metal beams are going up. the new 49er stadium is starting